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Friday, July 26

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Eric “Rick” Crowe is a loving husband and dear friend from Waterville, NY. Over the July 4th weekend Rick complained of not feeling very well. On the morning of July 8th he arrived at McCraith Beverages where he has worked for 30 years, when his boss, Sue McCraith, noticed immediately that there was something seriously wrong. Rick was rushed to Slocum-Dickson Urgent Care where doctors determined he was having a heart attack. He was then transported by ambulance to St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center where they attempted angioplasty but could not complete the procedure due to complications. Rick was then air-lifted by helicopter via MercyFlight to Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, NY. He is now scheduled for open-heart surgery in the coming days.

Rick’s wife Mary has been by his side through this terrifying ordeal. She has made trips back and forth to the hospital, booking hotel rooms to be there for her husband. She has also had to find care for their beloved dog “Toby” while she is away from home. 

It is unknown how long Rick will be unable to work. Rick's friends and family are pulling together to raise funds to help cover medical, travel and living expenses for the Crowes. We want Mary to be focused on Rick's health instead of worrying about the burden of mounting medical costs. The road ahead is going to be a difficult one for the Crowe family, but we hope to make it a little easier.

We are praying for Rick every day to pull through and make a full recovery and we urge you to join us. Any financial support would go a long way toward helping them through this incredibly difficult journey. We would also encourage you to share this on Facebook, Twitter, email or wherever you can. Thank you so much for your help and support!

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- AROUND TOWN -

Congratulations to Triathletes Rob Hutchinson, Kristen Baker, and Matt Price who completed the Sprint Triathlon at Delta Lake on July 20th!

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Denise Gelfuso captured these summer shots:



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Sunny days and cool nights provided perfect weather for local concerts both Wednesday & Thursday evening. 
Wednesday, Nick Piccininni and the Delaney Brothers entertained the Bandstand crowd:
Photo: Laurie Fuess

Photo: Monica Jaquays

Thursday night, Monk Rowe & John Hutson performed outdoors at the Waterville Public Library for the Lemonade on the Lawn series. The Waterville Rotary Club provided a variety of grilled menu options. The Waterville Cub Scouts set up a a scouting area with tent, faux fire & s'mores to go, plus stomp rockets. Library Teen Volunteers served up snacks, face painted, and helped apply temporary tattoos.







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Thursday morning the Waterville Garden Club took a trip to Cooperstown to see the magnificent gardens of Rhea Reynolds. If the name sounds familiar, you may have seen her artwork hanging in the Waterville Standard Bakery, and, of course, she is also known as Jeff Reynolds mom. 

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Don't miss Fishing Derby weekend at Chittning Pond on July 28th!


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